An Engineer's Guide to Nuclear Reactor Core Materials
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Product details:
- Publisher Elsevier Science
- Date of Publication 1 December 2025
- ISBN 9780443301049
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages555 pages
- Size 229x152 mm
- Weight 450 g
- Language English 700
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Long description:
An Engineer’s Guide to Nuclear Reactor Core Materials presents everything a reactor engineer needs to know to work on reactor core structural materials and core internals. This book outlines the impact of radiation damage on materials and provides the necessary tools to perform calculations of atomic displacement and transmutation, especially He and H gas production, with the aid of software available in the public domain.
An Engineer’s Guide to Nuclear Reactor Core Materials includes an explanation of metallurgical properties of reactor components that are dependent on microstructure and alloying elements. The effect of fabrication (and then irradiation) on the microstructure; and modelling of radiation effects and the methods for the determination of microstructure parameters that are needed for modelling are also addressed. The effect of radiation on materials (creep, swelling and hardening) are also described as are rate theory formulations used to model radiation effects. In addition, the book explores how tensors are used and the important properties of common engineering alloys used in nuclear reactors (austenitic and ferritic stainless steels, Ni-alloys, Zr-alloys, graphite). Key features relevant to reactor operation are highlighted, and information needed to evaluate the performance of nuclear reactor materials are also discussed.
Intended for nuclear engineers, reactor operations, and academics and students researching nuclear reactors, An Engineer’s Guide to Nuclear Reactor Core Materials is sure to be a welcomed reference.
Table of Contents:
1. Physical Metallurgy of Reactor Core Materials
2. Radiation Damage Production and Transmutation
3. Control Rod Materials
4. Microstructure Characterisation
5. Microstructure Evolution
6. Tensors
7. Fracture
8. Dimensional Stability
9. Rate Theory
10. A reactor engineer's guide to Zr-alloys
11. A reactor engineer's guide to Ni-alloys
12. A reactor engineer's guide to Steels
13. A reactor engineer's guide to Graphite
14. Materials Issues for Heavy Water Reactors (CANDU and Siemens)
15. Materials Issues for Graphite-moderated Reactors (AGR and RBMK)
16. Materials Issues for Light Water Reactors (PWR and BWR)
